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Narspicious

Japanese name

あやかしそう

Rōmaji name

Ayakashi-sō

Introduced in

IX

Narspicious is a ingredient in the Dragon Quest series.

Contents

• 1 Appearances
  • 1.1 Dragon Quest IX
    • 1.1.1 Characteristics
    • 1.1.2 Alchemy
  • 1.2 Dragon Quest X
  • 1.3 Dragon Quest XI
  • 1.4 Dragon Quest Heroes
  • 1.5 Dragon Quest Heroes II
  • 1.6 Dragon Quest Treasures
• 2 Etymology
• 3 Other languages

Appearances[]

Dragon Quest IX[]

Narspicious can be found naturally in the southern tip of the Urdus Marshland, and to a field to the east immediately before the Bowhole.

Characteristics[]

In Dragon Quest IX, Narspicious is an uncraftable alchemy item.

It can be used to alchemise various high-stat equipment, as well as the alchemy items Malicite and Ethereal Stone.

Due to the Ethereal Stone being a crafting ingredient for the Agate of Evolution, used to craft the strongest equipment in the game, Narspicious may need to be harvested heavily, making it one of the most important alchemy items in the postgame.

Alchemy[]

Narspicious is an item used exclusively for alchemising equipment, and other alchemy items.

For equipment, it can make Fancy Pants with 1 Narspicious, 3 Belle Cap, and 1 Loud Trousers. It can make a Fizzle Foil with 3 Narspicious, 1 Rapier, and 1 Mythril Ore. It can make a Malleable Mask with 2 Narspicious, 1 Circlet, and 2 Butterfly Wings, then upgrade the Mask further, into a Papillon Mask, with 3 Narspicious, and 1 Dread Dagger. Lastly, it can make the Slumber Stick with 1 Narspicious, 3 Sleeping Habiscus and 1 Sleepy Stick.

For items, With 2 Narspicious, a Perfect Panacea, and an Enchanted Stone, it can make an Ethereal Stone. With 3 Narspicious, 2 Terrible Tattoos and a Pink Pearl it can make Malicite.

Dragon Quest X[]

Narspicious is used as an ingredient for crafting weapons, armour, and furniture. It can be purchased from a material store for 290 gold coins each, picked up from sparkly spots, or dropped by various monsters, including Bloody blades, Brimstone bulbs, and Wailin' weeds.

Dragon Quest XI[]

Narspicious can be purchased from the roving emporiums in the Gallopolis Region, the Laguna di Gondolia, and Sniflheim, or received from sparkly spots at Gallopolis, the Gallopolis Region, the Laguna di Gondolia, The Costa Valor, the Zwaardsrust Region, Insula Algarum, and The Champs Sauvage. Sprigs of narspicious can also be found in Octagonia, Lonalulu, and Phnom Nonh. It has a 1⁄16 chance of being dropped by Kissers and Scourgettes, a 1⁄32 chance of being dropped by Magic marionettes, and a 1⁄64 chance of being dropped by Mushroom mages. It is used to make the following items in the Fun-Size Forge: Tricky turban, Fizzle-retardant blouse, Rosewhip, Malleable mask, Bunny suit, Queen's whip, Thief's turban, Witch's robe, Wizard's robe, Papillon mask, Fizzle foil, Gladder rags and Monarch's mittens.

Dragon Quest Heroes[]

Narspicious can be dropped by Bags o' laughs, Hocus chimaeras, and Mimics, or received from King Flaminio in exchange for 3 Mini medals. It can be used to create Fishnet stockings and the quick recipe for the Ring of truth in the Alchemy Pot and sold for 10 gold coins.

Dragon Quest Heroes II[]

Narspicious is used as an ingredient to improve various accessories. It can be dropped by Ghosts, Cumauluses, and Lost souls and can be sold for 11 gold coins.

Dragon Quest Treasures[]

Narspicious can be collected from plants on The Paternoggin and The Maneland or received by sending a dispatch team to the Hotbreath Halt Area of the Maneland. It is used for making drinks at the canteen, crafting pellets at the Werks, or for scouting monsters.

• Recipe: Power punch = Nectar x3 + Narspicious x3 + Sparkly sap x3
• Recipe: Punchy power punch = Nectar x6 + Narspicious x6 + Sparkly sap x6 + Warmaline x2
• Recipe: Shielding smoothie = Slimedrop x3 + Chaos berry x3 + Wingtip nectar x3 + Narspicious x3
• Recipe: Superior shielding smoothing = Slimedrop x6 + Chaos berry x6 + Wingtip nectar x6 + Narspicious x6 + Mouldy bone x2
• Recipe: Dazzle pellet = Princely powder x3 + Densinium x2 + Narspicious x3

Etymology[]

Its English name is a portmanteau of 'suspicious' and the real-world flower, 'Narcissus'.

Other languages[]

Other languages
French	Purpourra
German	Weiazynthe
Spanish	Narcisoso
Latin American Spanish	Unknown
Italian	Pianta del sospetto
Dutch	Unknown
Norwegian	Unknown
Greek	Unknown
Portuguese	Unknown
Russian	Unknown
Chinese	Unknown
Korean	Unknown